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I'm trying to disable the double honk but I can't find the setting... am I missing the module? Any ideas how to fix this?
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It looks like you're missing a lot of modules. That setting is in the BdyCM/BCM, which isn't listed in your screenshot.I'm trying to disable the double honk but I can't find the setting... am I missing the module? Any ideas how to fix this?
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It looks like you're missing a lot of modules. That setting is in the BdyCM/BCM, which isn't listed in your screenshot.
Couple of things to confirm:
- What OBDII connector are you using?
- Was the ignition on (engine off) when Forscan did its initial scan? If the truck was completely off, a number of modules won't be found. To fix, disconnect from the truck, turn the ignition on, and then reconnect. Be sure to not load a saved profile so Forscan does a fresh scan of all the modules.
I finally got my 2022 in today and I was trying to adjust the Navigation in use and was trying to see if there's a way to adjust the DRL brightness. I was also confused about the Temps On Gauges with the E5/ 65 and A5 on the spread sheet. I have the brake controller and it's a diesel so it has the boost and menus.
I also saw a line in one of them that said launch control. Do these trucks have what's needed for that?
Thanks
Gotcha. My money is on the OBDLink you’re using, though I don’t know enough to say for sure. It sure looks like your OBDLink isn’t reading from all the CAN busses.1. OBDLink MX Bluetooth (not the newer MX+)
2. I tried ignition on (engine off), and engine on.
I am using a fresh install of Forscan and tried an older version just in case. I deleted the saved profiles several times.
Gotcha. My money is on the OBDLink you’re using, though I don’t know enough to say for sure. It sure looks like your OBDLink isn’t reading from all the CAN busses.
I recommend getting the USB OBDLink regardless for writing changes to the truck. If there’s a hiccup in the Bluetooth connection while writing changes, that could be a really bad day. A wired connection is inherently more reliable.
You can find links to the model ForScan recommends on their downloads page: https://forscan.org/download.html
That’s just for sport mode correct? I’ve already figured that out.I do belive this guy is on this forum as well.
OBDLink EX (USB) worked perfectly!Gotcha. My money is on the OBDLink you’re using, though I don’t know enough to say for sure. It sure looks like your OBDLink isn’t reading from all the CAN busses.
I recommend getting the USB OBDLink regardless for writing changes to the truck. If there’s a hiccup in the Bluetooth connection while writing changes, that could be a really bad day. A wired connection is inherently more reliable.
You can find links to the model ForScan recommends on their downloads page: https://forscan.org/download.html
Double-checking that you're experiencing this when the air is not directed at the windshield. If air is directed at the windshield, even only partly, the truck won't allow re-circulation as it increases the likelihood of fogging up the windshield.Anybody know how to:
Make heater re-circulation stay ON when the heater is on? It turns off every 30sec when I have in on non-auto and set to heat. (Like foot only heating)
SUPER annoying to be stuck in traffic in the cold and smell stank-ass exhaust from the vehicle in front of you.
Correct, NOT on Defrost for the windshield, but makes no difference if I turn AC on or off.Double-checking that you're experiencing this when the air is not directed at the windshield. If air is directed at the windshield, even only partly, the truck won't allow re-circulation as it increases the likelihood of fogging up the windshield.
Otherwise I swear I've never had this issue. Quite sure I've enabled re-circulation to block a smell while the heat was on.
Hmm...don't have much to suggest, then. If you have ForScan doing an HVAC module reset may have a chance of fixing it? But may be worth a trip to the dealer. Definitely seems wrong.Correct, NOT on Defrost for the windshield, but makes no difference if I turn AC on or off.
I’ve never noticed mine turn off ever. I just keep it on all the time, other than the windshield times when I’m “not allowed” hahaHmm...don't have much to suggest, then. If you have ForScan doing an HVAC module reset may have a chance of fixing it? But may be worth a trip to the dealer. Definitely seems wrong.
Recirculation will turn off on its own eventually to ensure the cabin has fresh air, but that's after quite a while. We're talking at minimum 30 minutes (and I'm pretty sure it's longer than that), not 30 seconds.
Lol fair enough! Ya I can't say I've explicitly noticed mine turn off on the new truck. Swear it was a thing with my old truck and assumed it carried forward. Here's what the owner's manual says (page 149 in 22MY manual):I’ve never noticed mine turn off ever. I just keep it on all the time, other than the windshield times when I’m “not allowed” haha
I’ll have to look out for this now that it’s winter. Interesting stuff!Lol fair enough! Ya I can't say I've explicitly noticed mine turn off on the new truck. Swear it was a thing with my old truck and assumed it carried forward. Here's what the owner's manual says (page 149 in 22MY manual):
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In 'Auto' mode Recirculation stays on for 15min or so.Hmm...don't have much to suggest, then. If you have ForScan doing an HVAC module reset may have a chance of fixing it? But may be worth a trip to the dealer. Definitely seems wrong.
Recirculation will turn off on its own eventually to ensure the cabin has fresh air, but that's after quite a while. We're talking at minimum 30 minutes (and I'm pretty sure it's longer than that), not 30 seconds.